Reply With QuoteYes, But for some of us.... Hours...
Countdown...
T Minus 8 hours and counting...
yes, the lucky ones.
BTW: I heard it reached 121 degrees yesterday, I thought that info would be important since this is the CBBB weather report thread.
one more day now.
Yes, But for some of us.... Hours...
Countdown...
T Minus 8 hours and counting...
Yes, But for some of us.... Hours...
Countdown...
T Minus 8 hours and counting...
yes, the lucky ones.
BTW: I heard it reached 121 degrees yesterday, I thought that info would be important since this is the CBBB weather report thread.
From what I am seeing,
Bullhead reached 115 yesterday and is forcasting
Thursday (today) 112*
Friday 106*
Saturday 103*
Sunday 103*
Also today through Saturday shows a 30% chance of thunderstorms
From what I am seeing,
Bullhead reached 115 yesterday and is forcasting
Thursday (today) 112*
Friday 106*
Saturday 103*
Sunday 103*
Also today through Saturday shows a 30% chance of thunderstorms
National Weather Service is testing a new product, Flash Flood Potential Index. , check out Saturdays Prediction (http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/Lasvegas/ffpi.shtml) If any storms develop, Looks like the pieces are in place for a good show.
Just got off the phone with a friend in Bullhead. Its hot and humid due to a monsoon last night. She said its been cloudy and drizzle most of the day :frown:
Be prepared!
Powerful T'storm east of Barstow. Power poles down and local roads closed. Haven't heard about I 40.
CHP says no abnormal conditions (ie, same old construction) on I-40, and no issues on 62.
Some friends drove through there about 3 pm, 106 degrees, dropped to 66, 40-50mph winds, and golf ball sized hail for a few miles. then sunny and warm again. Be careful if you are driving through there. I am leaving here at 5. See you all there, will have cold beer.
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LAS VEGAS NV
430 PM PDT THU AUG 12 2004
CAZ028-130030- SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY DESERTS-
NOW... STRONG THUNDERSTORMS ALONG STATE ROUTE 62 ABOUT 25 MILES EAST OF TWENTYNINE PALMS WILL REMAIN NEARLY STATIONARY BEFORE WEAKENING BETWEEN 5 AND 530 PM. HEAVY RAIN WILL AFFECT TRAVEL ON ROUTE 62 FROM MILE MARKER 60 TO MILE MARKER 75. ALSO...HAIL UP TO HALF-AN- INCH IN DIAMETER COULD FALL FROM THIS STORM. MOTORISTS ALONG STATE ROUTE 62 SHOULD BE ALERT TO THE THREAT OF HEAVY RAIN AND HAIL UNTIL AT LEAST 530 PM.
Take care and Beware!
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